anyone here like cats???
07 November 2013, 07:40 AM
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Galaxy ..... Pyrenean Mountain Dog ...... **** thats a biggun! And those maine coons look well smart.
Got two cats and a dog and theyre awesome! like having a small comedy act in the house.
Tigger, Piglet and Todd (the dog).
Did have a vid of him playing tennis with the TV, feckin hilarious but canny find it.
Got two cats and a dog and theyre awesome! like having a small comedy act in the house.
Tigger, Piglet and Todd (the dog).
Did have a vid of him playing tennis with the TV, feckin hilarious but canny find it.
07 November 2013, 07:46 AM
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,but on a serious note I have always liked the look of cats it's just a shame that I'm allergic to them.SJ.
07 November 2013, 08:14 AM
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As is evident from the chav valve and badly painted alty belt cover.... not my work! this imp was a bargain shed which was stripped for parts.
It needed more than a decat to save it! :-)
It needed more than a decat to save it! :-)
07 November 2013, 08:46 AM
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Hello there! Here are my two babies merlin the black and white rescue cat and trinny (shortened from trinity) the pedigree silver tabby, same breed as whiskas cat. I love cats and the fact that when I come home they greet you and the house never feels empty!
07 November 2013, 12:39 PM
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Liking merlins reverse goatie!
Y'all might like these too .... the hitler cat's particularly good.
http://www.boredpanda.com/cat-markings/
Pretty standard cat pose that one. The good old grab'n'chew!
Y'all might like these too .... the hitler cat's particularly good.
http://www.boredpanda.com/cat-markings/
Pretty standard cat pose that one. The good old grab'n'chew!
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07 November 2013, 01:50 PM
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07 November 2013, 02:28 PM
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Love the little buggers
This is mine at a about 8weeks
Chasing tissue paper
Wearing a bottle bag obviously
And one of her at about 8months thinking she's a human
This is mine at a about 8weeks
Chasing tissue paper
Wearing a bottle bag obviously
And one of her at about 8months thinking she's a human
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07 November 2013, 05:01 PM
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We have two Siamese, Blue point and Seal point. SERIOUS grief they are, I call them "House Rats" They trash the furniture, get cat hair all over clean clothes, bring in rare birds, mice, voles, rats and very large rabbits, often alive to be released. They think the fun is better than Facebook, watching us chasing endangered species all over the house. They are occasionally sick on the floor, (where one walks) and pee in odd places for no reason at all. They are there when you don't want them and vanish when you do. They sit on me when I'm watching telly, both of them at once. They know I can't stand them. One move and in go the claws. It's like living with Monitor Lizards..
07 November 2013, 05:20 PM
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We have two Siamese, Blue point and Seal point. SERIOUS grief they are, I call them "House Rats" They trash the furniture, get cat hair all over clean clothes, bring in rare birds, mice, voles, rats and very large rabbits, often alive to be released. They think the fun is better than Facebook, watching us chasing endangered species all over the house. They are occasionally sick on the floor, (where one walks) and pee in odd places for no reason at all. They are there when you don't want them and vanish when you do. They sit on me when I'm watching telly, both of them at once. They know I can't stand them. One move and in go the claws. It's like living with Monitor Lizards..
Are all Siamese like that do you know?
07 November 2013, 08:58 PM
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We have two Siamese, Blue point and Seal point. SERIOUS grief they are, I call them "House Rats" They trash the furniture, get cat hair all over clean clothes, bring in rare birds, mice, voles, rats and very large rabbits, often alive to be released. They think the fun is better than Facebook, watching us chasing endangered species all over the house. They are occasionally sick on the floor, (where one walks) and pee in odd places for no reason at all. They are there when you don't want them and vanish when you do. They sit on me when I'm watching telly, both of them at once. They know I can't stand them. One move and in go the claws. It's like living with Monitor Lizards..
I have 2 of them
08 November 2013, 12:40 AM
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Some very huggable and some quite aristocratic looking cats on this thread. 
Ceri, your special breed dj cats don't look as cute as your dj Sonic. He's my favourite among your lot. Siamese and the gremlin look as if they haven't eaten for days! We have an anti-social Siamese in our neighbourhood. He has no affection for anyone, and his outdoor job is to raid people's bins plus terrorise other people's cats. I shoo it when he comes to my garden and growls at my cats. I'm sure yours are good, but they generally aren't very friendly in my experience. I try to stroke my garden visitor Siamese to change his heart, but he runs away as if he has PTSD by birth! Too wild for my choice; with no concept of becoming friends with others. I think common British cat has the best temperament e.g. Tabby and moggy etc. M' coon is supposed to be quite chilled as well, I hear. Ginger ones can be a bit hot-headed, I hear. Apparently they kill the mice in SAS style.
Ceri, your special breed dj cats don't look as cute as your dj Sonic. He's my favourite among your lot. Siamese and the gremlin look as if they haven't eaten for days! We have an anti-social Siamese in our neighbourhood. He has no affection for anyone, and his outdoor job is to raid people's bins plus terrorise other people's cats. I shoo it when he comes to my garden and growls at my cats. I'm sure yours are good, but they generally aren't very friendly in my experience. I try to stroke my garden visitor Siamese to change his heart, but he runs away as if he has PTSD by birth! Too wild for my choice; with no concept of becoming friends with others. I think common British cat has the best temperament e.g. Tabby and moggy etc. M' coon is supposed to be quite chilled as well, I hear. Ginger ones can be a bit hot-headed, I hear. Apparently they kill the mice in SAS style.
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08 November 2013, 12:47 AM
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08 November 2013, 04:49 PM
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08 November 2013, 05:38 PM
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